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Natural Fabric Care Guide

Natural fabrics are derived from the fibers of animal hides, plant seeds, stems and leaves, as well as silkworm cocoons. They are soft, breathable, and UV light does not cause discoloration. Every guide contains the necessary care instructions for washing, drying, and ironing, as well as important points to remember.

Semi Wool

A delicate wool blend that needs gentle handling. Dry clean is safest, but hand wash in cold water with mild detergent can work. Avoid wringing, lay flat to dry. Steam gently to remove wrinkles. Store folded with cedar to avoid moth damage

Rayon twill has a soft drape and smooth texture but is fragile when wet. Hand wash or use gentle machine cycle with cold water. Do not wring. Hang or lay flay to dry. Iron inside out on low heat. Store in a cool, dry place.

Durable but can fade with frequent washing. Wash inside out in cold water to preserve color. Avoid frequent tumble drying or air drying when possible. Iron on medium heat. Store folded or hung to maintain shape

Luxurious but very delicate. Hand wash with silk specific detergent or dry clean. Never wring or twist. Roll in a towel to remove excess water, then lay flat to dry. Iron on low heat with a cloth barrier. Store in a breathable garment bag

Satin can be made from silk or synthetics. Always check the fiber content. Hand wash cold for most types or dry clean. Avoid rubbing or wringing. Air dry flat. Iron on the reverse side using low heat. Hang or fold without pressure to avoid creasing

Versatile and easy to care for. Machine wash with like colors in cold to warm water. Tumble dry low or line dry. Iron on high heat if needed. Store folded or hung. May shrink slightly with hot washing

Stretchy and comfortable, commonly used for t-shirts and casual wear. Wash in cold water with gentle cycle to maintain elasticity. Lay flat to dry to prevent stretching. Iron only if necessary, on low heat. Store folded to avoid misshaping.